Abdîzâde Hüseyin Hüsâmeddîn Yasar · İKİNCİ BÂB · BİRİNCİ FASIL
Encyclopedia · History of Amasya, Volume 7, p. 344 • Edited by: Prof. Dr. Safi ARPAGUŞ- Prof. Dr. Ahmet Hakkı TURABİ
Amasyalıdır. A’yândan Receb Çelebi bin Hasan Çelebi bin Emîr Celâleddîn Hâbil Bey bin emîr-i Tokat Tâceddîn İbrâhim Bey bin es-Sultân Zeyneddîn Tûlî Hân Bey bin Emîr Şeyh İzzeddîn Hasan Bey’in mahdûmudur. [265]
Amasya a’yânından olub 870 sâline doğru vefât etdi. Mahdûmu Mevlânâ Seydî Ali Çelebidir. Amcası el-Hâc İlyâs Çelebi bin Hasan Çelebi de a’yândan olup 858 hudûdunda vefât etdi.
He was from Amasya. He was the son of Receb Çelebi, one of the notables; Receb Çelebi was the son of Hasan Çelebi, who was the son of Emir Celâleddin Hâbil Bey, who was the son of Tâceddin İbrahim Bey, emir of Tokat, who was the son of Sultan Zeyneddin Tûlî Khan Bey, who was the son of Emir Sheikh İzzeddin Hasan Bey.
He was one of the notables of Amasya and died around 870 [1465-66]. His son is Mevlânâ Seydî Ali Çelebi. His uncle, Hacı İlyas Çelebi bin Hasan Çelebi, was also one of the notables and died around 858 [1454-55].
In Hüsameddin's book the name Hâbil is mentioned among the old ruling circle of Amasya outside this entry as well. In the second volume, in speaking of Amasya under the Mongols, a Şücâ'eddîn Hâbil appears as "emîrü's-sevâhil" (emir of the coasts); in 684 [1285-86] Hâbiloğlu İzzeddîn Hasan Bey is written to have been subaşı in Amasya. At the root of the genealogical chain in this entry there is also an İzzeddin Hasan Bey. The similarity of names is striking, but no document linking these people to one another was found in the sources read; so to say that they belonged to the same family goes no further than inference. In the first volume, the name of "Hâbilzâde Sheikh Ehlullah Efendi," who served as sheikh at the Ehlullah Tekke until 1110 [1698-99], is also mentioned.
The phrase "Tâceddin İbrahim Bey, emir of Tokat" in the chain brings to mind the Tâceddinids, a beylik centered on Niksar. The borders of the territory of this beylik's founder, Tâceddin Bey, at times extended to Amasya; together with Hacı Şadgeldi, emir of Amasya, Tâceddin Bey fought Kadı Burhâneddin near the village of Dânişmendiye in Tokat and lost the battle in 783 [1381]. However, in the source the founder's name appears as "Tâceddin Bey"; the name "İbrahim" is not mentioned, and there is no record of an emirate of Tokat. Whether the person Hüsameddin names belonged to this beylik could not be verified in the sources read.
No information was found in the sources read on Sultan Zeyneddin Tûlî Khan Bey and Emir Sheikh İzzeddin Hasan Bey, on Receb Çelebi, on Seydî Ali Çelebi, or on the two İlyas Çelebis.